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Kolsquare, one of Europe’s top influencer marketing platforms and a Certified B Corporation, has been acquired by team.blue, a prominent tech group operating across 23 European countries. The deal, which bolsters team.blue’s portfolio in the fast-growing Software as a Service (SaaS) sector, marks a significant step for both companies as they seek to expand their digital service offerings to businesses and agencies across Europe. Team.blue is one of Europe’s largest private tech companies, providing a wide range of digital services, including web hosting, domains, e-commerce, lead generation, and social media solutions. With a presence in major markets such as the…

DEWALT, a prominent brand under Stanley Black & Decker, has announced a $5 million commitment to support the growth of vocational skills in Europe over the next four years. This initiative, focused on addressing the skilled labour shortage across key European markets, will target tradespeople in the UK, France, Poland, and the Czech Republic. The announcement was made during the 2024 WorldSkills Competition in Lyon, France. As part of its commitment, DEWALT will also distribute over $1 million worth of tools used in the WorldSkills Competition to technical and vocational schools throughout France. The move is part of a broader…

In a recent study conducted by holiday rental experts GuestReady, Split, Croatia has emerged as the city with the cleanest Airbnbs in Europe. The analysis, which examined Airbnb data from 50 popular European cities, determined the average cleanliness rating for rental properties based on the 100 most reviewed properties in each city. The findings are based on thousands of reviews and offer valuable insights for travelers seeking spotless accommodation. Top of the Charts: Split, Croatia Split, Croatia, takes the top spot with an impressive average cleanliness rating of 4.93 out of 5, as reviewed by a total of 34,574 visitors.…

The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a concerning warning about a staggering 4,300% rise in measles cases across Europe. In 2023, 42,200 cases were reported in 41 out of 53 member states, compared to 941 cases in 2022. The majority of infections, two in five, occurred in children aged one to four, while one in five affected individuals were 20 years and older. Tragically, nine children have died, with almost 21,000 hospitalized. WHO attributes this alarming surge to declining measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccination rates and increased travel after the COVID-19 pandemic, facilitating the spread of the disease across borders. Measles…